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| Electrostimulation can reeducate weakened or deconditioned muscle in a part of the body that is neurologically impaired. Research has shown that deconditioned muscles are more susceptible to muscle damage with activity. For a severely deconditioned person, the option of being able to start rehabilitation with lowered intensity and duration makes physical activity less intimidating. |
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